The Bronx, one of the main gathering places for Italian Americans and the stronghold of Italian independence organizations.
Compared with other revolutionary groups, the Italian independence organizations were truly lively. They had originally had leaders; the Carbonari, the most influential faction among the revolutionaries, had been their main force, with its influence spread throughout Italy.
With the outbreak of the Regicide Incident, the Carbonari leapt into becoming the most notorious terrorist organization in the world. Even the Kingdom of Sardinia, once regarded as a land of hope, was destroyed as a result.
The Italian revolutionary groups also split apart. They had originally let the Carbonari take the lead because of its great strength and broad influence, not because everyone truly obeyed its every command.
Now that trouble had struck, naturally everyone sought to distance themselves from the Carbonari. Carrying the Carbonari name, even if they succeeded in the revolution, the Intervention Coalition that followed would crush them to death.
Even overseas, Carbonari members did not dare reveal their identities. It was not merely one or two countries that wanted them; they had been blacklisted by every monarchy in Europe, and even in America they had to conceal their names and identities.
After fleeing abroad, fierce internal strife erupted within the Carbonari. Everyone blamed one another and passed the buck, denouncing the other side for acting recklessly and ruining Italy's excellent situation.
In any case, the Regicide Incident had been planned by someone else and had nothing to do with them. Even those involved were now desperately denying any connection, terrified of being saddled with that charge.
Under external blows and internal conflict, the once-glorious Carbonari naturally split apart. There were now the Italian National Salvation Army, the Italian National Salvation Association, the Italian Liberal Party, the Italian Mafia...
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